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Rainfall at AIIo.

Hu.o, March 10th.
H. fo1lowino is the rainfall at Hllo
drrino the month of February:
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MONDAY.

-hONDA1, JdnutCfy 81.
Pacific Hardware Company vs.. Sung
In Tai, j. l.. Kaulukou, garnishee. De-
murrer filed by defendants counsel and
overruled; amendment allowed. Appeal
noted to Supreme Court at Chambers.
Continued to 9th instant. Mr.. w. r.
Castle for plaintiff, Messrs. Kinney and
Peterson for defendant
Yum Quon VS.. Hing Man, action on
two notes for 5000. No appearance of
defendant. Judgment for plaintiff, with
costs.
Duck Lam VS.. Wong Wo Yin, assump-
sit for $31. Mr.. j. A. Magoon for plant
if, Mr.. w. r. Castle for defendant. Plea
Of general issue. Defendants counsel
applied for a non-suit. Continued to
the 9th instant.
A. Morgan vs.. Alden, J. r. Holt, Jr.,
garnishee. Mr.. w. G. Achi for plant
if. Assumpsit. Judgment for 500 80,
with costs, etc.
TUESDAY, January 4th.
Wilder's S. S. Co. VS.. inca, deserving
contract service. Plea not guilty. Or
dered to return. Costs So.
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" McCnesney "a e are;

N w McChesney q Sons
NJ c. Francisco, an old any Hatton,
street go IN this city. have SoIE. c.
hei' uonoInlu. carrying an - &c
hou9e e g. ,-roceries. provisions, hay 80
s'ocA u Ioe+hor etc, Through TINS
noul' +l'is anterprising firm have
mouse us opened to them OF 0Gil
the OPP ~ wade in Hawaiian hides DS
! tiolili's oontracts made with Ho"ol,1l1
VI" 80 ~ for several years III ao''
naarIv the whole production oxcent
lbs masses through their h"ir,'' 49,, hv
-,,cb a. are shipped direct 10 p :, vory
Ill The quality of these nue. ~;uad and
,r,arior not only being shor'-L''i0 e,.,,,,
ord ALWAYS entirely Iree ~
Pi"l -t, >, and readily brings an ao'"lic
to1f cent per pound over otn t. ::
oll0 i-''' -o,,oi,,ad i'm a wet salteu co"Ni
M my tiad in bundles, and sold to Iaii"0i'
=, tho immediate vicinity Oh Dan 1-:.4;.,.
III ',io .otiaRv used for sole ana shrtlhE
~ '.l,ar small proportion OF theSe H''' g
80 the city manufacturers OF oeiC
az .tor use to which they are Il"
mirably adopted on account el.i,,s ar
D-Ilo,,+ onalitv. Hawaiian goat SKINS "l
: USUALLY purchased by local ma'l"i''o''''1i -,
i nd are received dry IheSe sNiii' 90
d af Good quality, but the present MARK
1o9,ond is light. Sheep pelts from I'll
90 TsIo,ds find a more ready sale 10 lo''
v daoIors,. They have some wool on Vnel
and are, water intt55yy dutia6le' me s, v4i,
st of theirs disciples believe, and deale
membrance OF these three gruey
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concurrring to the same end, the tlfI
has wished to celebrate in one and the
same festival
The Feast of the Epiphany, being {
holy day OF obligation, will be kept by
the Roman Catholic Church with great
solemnity. Low masses at + and I a. III.
High Pontitical Mass at 10 a. m, fol
lowed by baptism OF infants and adults
Confirmation at 3 p. m, followed hy
Rosary and Benediction.-Com
Gated
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HEA1H STATISTICS.

Ia. ADvGRarsER yesterday published
Se fits 81 scs OF Honolulu for De-
3em.tal deaths reported
yere OF perso'as'
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B pt-', gave r.,.-;,+;o,, rI,;s $50 .
S.,o.;t,,t;no It incentive to police activity,
- ;,,oI,,d;, tail the opium traffic. We note
e. cbonoore Marshal has been very active
c.;,,o1I,r ovements of late, and it is to be
-a,7.isto5 Of tlhat the work accomplished will
,-11,;oto Eond with his activity.
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rERms OF sUHsCRIPTTON.

per annum. w
six months '''''''''''''''''' w
Per month wv
ErSubscrtptions Payable AIWaysin
Advance.
Communications from ali parts of the Kingdom
will always be very acceptable.
Persons residing in any part Of the United States
can remit the amount of subscription due by Post
ONCE money order.
Matter intended for publication in the editorial
columns should be addressed to
EDITOR PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
Business communications and advertisements
should be addressed simply
"P. c. ADVERTISER,
And not to individuals
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THE NEWS.

The war scare seems to have abated
somewhat in Europe, but preparations
for war are being pushed with increased
energy. War may become an absolute
necessity as an immediate relief from OPP
Dressiye ornaments. No country can for
long sustain the pressure that mutual
jealousy has imposed upon the leading
nations OF Europe. Productive indus
tries are paralyzed, trade is depressed
and values fuctuate from day to day,
while increased taxation weighs down
the non-combatant class. War would be
4 positive relief from such conditions, as
we have already said; and war IS newt
able. because there never will be gen
eral disarming of the nations without 1t
Standing armies are the foundation o
dvnasticism Europe will cease to be al
arm 81 . samE y hot odse3 energy dis
dIIlC'i'' 90 DenaItyN &sHsflI opium case
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cessfully given the other night by cVVEtuStHtA5
Hawaiian Embassy to King Maiiet0a--
his ahinet
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police COurT.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON
MONDAY, March l4th-

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DANloN' trO
MONDAY, March 14th vir
Kanoi Kamana, j. Maalo, Kaahanul' but
.Ian,obina Keaniani, Kewalo, . ne'
ccbrader. E. Kingsley and Bill Lukuih@ nc
ho1 each TO paw So for drunkenness. 81.
- Taoboli forfeited bail OF SO Tor RAJ
the same Ofense ,,od oil
Sam Yet and All Cheong were chal se0 90
with furious and needless driving a. 3n on
Vet was fined S. and 81 10 COSTS "hlie tt
the other one was discharged. tic
Tobn Thompson was fined $40 lor a. IN
.arl+ and battery on Manu-, haViNe co
woman. Costs, 81 20. .,.a ~,
w J. Weir was found not gull'y am -
discharged for assault ana o@''eiS n
Kahalewai (w). -, calling c.
- a;snosino OF spirituous liquors WIN a
out license, to wit, beer was romance o
to the 10Th instant. -, .;ol.+;no u
,,,r,rass rnle No. oath. Found not guilty. q
and discharged. o,oinot {
A nolle pros. was entered "s"iD0' .
Cbu Chun Yet for the same excellent.
lanes Bennett, remaEs
10Th instant for ASSAULT Court.
further remanded t9IcE JUSTICE DAYTON.
q. Z. q. Jackso MovnAv Jannarv Ri
charged with ait cases OF drunkenness wei
the Dist. In
Bennetei uki (w) was charged with the la
gullt'ny OF earrings valued at s. %, an
was remanded to the 9th instant
!, L, Manuel Perry was charged with tn
Diere larceny of liquors valued at S. and 81 i
cash, the property of Messrs Freeth
New Peacock, and was remanded till the ct
with ! instant.
ON Aiu and Ahlo were charged with sell
ing opium. Nolle pros. entered.
'r Is George Fountain pleaded guilty t
e ee'' having opium i'll possession and wa
49, fined 500 and costs, in addition to TEL
days hard labor.
nile Antonio RaigO, an insane person, VIII
ner was certified by DR.. Webb to be danger
ned GUS, was committed to the Asylum.
and TUESDAY, January 4th
the There were two cases of drunkenness
All Chin, All Nee and All Chung
ma charged with having opium in posses
me sion, were remanded to the 9TH instant
this Gus. Cordas was fined 50 and costs fol
lief driyi,,,, o,,o, =, hr1oa fa.ta, H., Ill
'"o Kaiana, charged with assault and bat
terry on Keaka (w) pleaded not guilty.
,ry Fined s. and So 90 costs.
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The Proposed Pacific

is Cabinet.
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Another Railroad Horror.

A Boston. dispatch of tho 18th instant
says:
A terriable accident occurred on the
Dedham Branch Of the Boston g. Provi.
dence Rnilroad, between Forrest Hill
and Rosedale this morning, at what ia
Aaavn as Bussey Park Bridge. The,
sAveA o'clock train from Dedham, CON-
sisting Of seven cars and baggage orr.
under the charge Of. conductor Tilden,
broke through the bridge. The engine
and three cars went over safely, but the
Aye others fell through the bridge to the
mad beneath, q distance of 80 feet.
Pho. LOST chr, which, was the smoker
turned completely over and struck on
top OF the others, all being crushed
out OF shaRe.. At this hour, the last of
the Killed and those who have died of
their injuries, fqahs up 81. The injured
will reach 100 90 more, and of these at
Yeast twents-tse, ara. badly hurt and
tpe remaindsH received, only slight
lruises.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-16
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
TENURE OF. OFFICE 1ErRAL.,

The President evidently appreciates
the fact that the repeal of the Tenure Of
Office law has increased his administra-
tive authority and responsibility. The.
two removals made on Wednesday were
in cases in which incumbents had been
suspended under the old law, but re-
stored to duty by failure of the Senate
to confirm their Successors. There is
no doubt that the course which Presi-
dent Cleveland has taken regarding Col
lector Bowie of the Petersburg customs
district and John Neashsm, Supervis-
ing Inspector of Steam Vessels for the
South Atlantic coast, indicates the rule
he will follow in all similar cases.
In fact, the direct responsibility of
the President for public administration
il so greatly increased by the repeal
that sweeping changes may be looked
for. Heads of departments and bureaus
should not be slow to comprehend the
fact that the spirit of restriction on ex-
ecutive authority no longer prevails, and
that if they permit ineficientt,. negligent
or corrupt men to continue in place
under them they will be held. to. severe
and just accountability for their neglects
or delinquercies.- New York Star.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-16
Bayard's. Fiancss.,

Il IL now said chat Mr.. Bayar6will be
the next member Of the Administration
to get married. His 6ancee is beauti-
full copyist in the State Department..
She is neither rich nor of a distinguished
family, but she had the courage and Ca
pacity to earn her own living, some
thing which comparatively few ladies of
fashion have the inclination or ability
to do. 1t becomes every day more evil
dent that in America, whether among
women or men, the highest evidence of
worth is honest woTk-that toll either
of the hand on the bruin, is the only
true test of merit-the only true nobili.
tY.
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Preachers Progeny.

1t is really not true that Gle gymen's
sons are invariably wicked, says the Ex-
aminer, and go upon more rackets than
any other boys; but it does seem that
the devil, when he gets n chance, takes
firmer grip OH them than he does on
their companions. The son Of the Bal
imore divine, for example, who pre-
scented his mothers diamond neclnce to
fruil beauty of whom he had become
enamored, seems to have dr:fted long
way out Of. the straight and narrow path
he had been brought up to follow.
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Taylor and. Vicinity

From the White Pine News, March
12.l,
Assessor Peters has started out on
his annual tour of tax levying.
The Argus mill starts up to-day, and
henceforth bullion shipments will be in
oider.
AS none of our legislators have re-
turned from Carson yet, we presume
they have gone to see the big city down
by the SEQ.
The injunction hearing on the Court
house Bond law will be head before
Judge Fitzgerald at Eureka next Friday
This will be the last kick of the suckers
ior county pap.
Mrs. Balm, the mother of Mrs. Burns,
who died last Monday. is quite i'll ut
Mrs. Edwards clearinghouse. The ST.
we're shock of her daughters death has
been too much for her.
Parties in from Hamilton inform us
that VIM. Hayes, an old and respected
GiliSen of that place. has been arrested
on.two charges of embezzIement, and
held in the sum of $4,000 on each
charge, which he fuied to give and is
now in Jail. Testimony in the cause
was being taken b fore Judge Bush,
with closed doors, for three days before
our informant left. The trouble comes
out of stock dealings with Mr.. Hayes as
broker, transacted for other parties.
Knowing, as we do, Mr.. Hayes for so
long as an honest mnn, we suspend
comment until we learn the true nature
OF his offending.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-16

White Pine News:-Hamilton is
again in its glory. 1t has all the sensa-
ton of II $4,000 population city. An
injunction suit, breaking open the
county safe, and one of it's most psomi-
nent citizens in Jail for alleged embez-
element. For place of its size it does
raise more of "breeze" when it tries
than any little burg on the Pacific
Coast. Take the county seat away
from there and it will sealle down to Il
quiet, peaceAble little hamlet. In this
connection, it is proper to add that the
safe was not broken into by robbers, as
on former occasion. The key was
only lost and could not be found. So
the ''niilk" had to come somewny, and
drill and sIedge brought it forth. It
was oil there.
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SANTA Abe.
Pleasing = IT, Palate; Md Death y o.
Cough.

CH1co, CAL.-r have had tbe catarTh
for five years, and conld hardly talk
plninS sOuld not breathe through my
nostrils. Your California CATH Cure
has cleansed out my head, and can
talk palmer now than have for the
past five years. Your medicine is ALI
that it is represented, an absolute cure
for Catarrh and cold in the head.
Yours truly,
CHARLES G. OvERsH1NER,
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CHARLES C. OvERsH1NEB,

WOODLAND, CA1.-Your medicines
are selling better than any other shelf
goods, and give satisfaction to all pur-
chasers The Cat-R. euro is praised
very highly by all who have tried it.. and
many cnses have been greatly benefited
by its use when all other remedies tried
have proved of no benefit.
Yours .ruly.
POND 4 Lawson,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-16

Virginia Report I'VE notice with pleas
ure that since the Evening Report start
cd there has been marked increase in
the attendance at church, and in births,
marriages and-nnd the schools.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA-
TION.
Land CMce ut Enreks, Nevada, /
February 14th, 1887.

Land Cfnco ut Enreks, NeVAda,
February 14th, 1887.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ruv
~ following named settler has nled notics
OF his intention to make final proof in suppoy,
OF his claim, and that said proof will be mr,s
before the District Court OF the State OF Neys.
ds. in and for Elko County. at Elko. Nevada On
APRIL 4th, 1887. viz: EBENEzER G. HARDY
claimant IN Homestead Application No. 1877, for
the N y Of Sc 4, swA OFFS E X, SEX OFFS
W n s. elton %, Township IS North, Range Ga
East, Mount DabIo meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prov.
bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land, viz: ....
p Shivcly {" Toano ::
John q Lewis, - q.
W Gobbel, " ..
II. HALL. Register.
Ordered that this Notice be published for
period OF thirty days, orcsix consecutive weeks
.... d. H. HALL, Register.
feb .7-3Od.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-16

W SANTA Able is only sold in
large bottles ut 81 90; three for 50 90.
Sold by all Wholesale and retail drug
gists. FLY.
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POND 4 LAWSON.

Folsom, CAL Il used Butte-Tine in
chr"l,ic rheumatism with great benefit
Please send a supply to j. W. Haines,
Genoa, New, und oblige yours truly,
F. 6. DUANE, M. D.
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NOTICE OF FORFEIT
URE.

ITO AMOS PLUMNFER, r. O. vANDUzER
l. Your heirs, assigns, and ali Lersoas
holding under you: -...
You are hereby Notified that the undcrs1srrad
has expended in labor and coin, the>necessary
amount required by law in order to hold min
ing ground, as will appear by certificate Il ed I'm
the office OF the Recorder of Elko County, St4ts
of Nevada, to VII: (Such mining location,
being situated In Cope Mining District, in the
County of Elko, State of NevaisS,, On tha
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

For watermelon preserves pare the green
rind cut into dice and throw into cold water
10 extract n little. of the juice. Drain, put
in the preserving kettle. add hearing tea
spoonful OF salt and powdered alum for two
gallons OF rind; I'll the kettle with cold water
aud slowly boil the rind, covering with plato
aud weight TO keep il under water. Doll til
perfectly tender, drain and nut in rich syrup
made thus: Boil three or four lemons, peeled
and sliced, in a half cup Of water with toe
yellow part OF the peel Ia another pan boil
four ounces Of ginger root, tied in muslin, in
two pints of water, till the flavor is out.
Strain the water from both pans and make a
syrup with twice as much sugar by measure;
add the lemon and melon, boil slowly half an
hour or more till the preserve is very thick
and clear. u should crystalline round the in
side Of the jars in keeping. The above is the
method Of Mrs. s. d. Power, who says that
citron melon Is preserved the same way.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

For lskirg ginger cakes of a., kinds an
experence4 housewife recommends a moder-
atsly heated oven. a. these cakes scogch very
Quil kiy ard giyes the following tested re-
cipsS;
fisrd ginger bread-One and half Guns Of
bruwn sugar, one and half cups OF West
India ulolassss one cup OF water. one table
spoonfai of vinegar, one teaspoonful OF soda,
one half cup OF PORK gravy or batter, two
teespoonfuls OF cinnamon, aalf nutmeg and
a tablespoonful Of paiverized ginger. Nix
with -four IS soft ~ can Re rolled, spread in a
dripping pan about three-enar,ers ~ an inch
thick, mark of in stripes with knife. 50 as
20 break easily.
Soft ginger bread-Oae cup Of molasses,
one cup of brown sugar, one cup Of sour
milk. one half cup of butter, two eggs, ono
tablespoonful Of ginger, four tesspoonfuls OK
soda. two teaspoonfuis Of cream of tartar.
Make II as stiff with the -four as you can stir
it. spread il on = dripping pan an inch thick
and bake slowiy.
Spiced ginger bread-One cup OF molasses,
one cup OF sugar; one cup OF butter, one cup
Of sour milk, two and half cups OF -four.
four eggs, cne teaspoonfnl OF cinnamon, one
teaspoonful Of ginger. ono OF cloves, two tea
spoonfuls Of soda. Nix and bake in deep
nan
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
THAT BELT LINE.
~rr 0oss NOT rss COUNCIL Acr'
Csaxrssszssa Eoassfee<'s sis&s 90 ths
sz4za.F-~Fas L4es wnl bs nafs a.
RsEgzss.tsa 90 Crs@s tAs ezraeks
60 - 0s1a4ssd.

Hoa. G. c. csmstoek xao ~ Dc .
years Old n Auca ssxt Las pFoTsa hial-
ssif 10 possssaoE u spissss.d eoastla4-
tion. - con2ietsly rse8vsfiax his nzaits. 4.
ne -f-sFrsssntatisss eve Is IS cissr - e
ear sac, &a1 ns 3 Goink as -s-s. aa5.g
scFk a rs esses On Canai-sI eVlaealy
gao 70 5s tyss fr9m fhs tarleaz of 30 .si-
czi hls zg "4salBstsn. IL. Conssoek j.
eseldsslg ai6<rsa. lrom great s1@ssf u
Cur Oldest ahd seslthiest citizens he 30
lissss, aa.i sish xrea. rsss0Hlak. ihss there
. 10 city IA tae Unitsi States today lazs
Gas AoIs solid basis SO - ~boCm lhsa
tais sh,eh las beea Us home fss Asfs sasR
tail4 ~ = eshtaTy.
r eAls lsIs ssFly Ia ths af.ss
sEea tasss sss not 4 plscs " ma.
1ailerJ ~ maze UincoW sasn
la the gho = tosa. sad M. Conl-
si9cx- "for 1iIeel years / base been tfg-
las - gas tasl sell iIns bu.it. and once 81
Islce nearly succeeded. heEug secured
nesFiy tie Nao,e gizat % Wa We have
great Misunderstanding lnteFests. zn1 q MI
oe of wonderful teaeat - .hsm ii lsa
mater Of some srsfsuc4iloa - rae thst
nave done any share towards bell =
l11 up these un4n4iec-9r.es, and H1a. 90
t,e tat bels Line in operation Dei1Ee de.
I oua anout The eEtre right o! way from
tfonAd-.t. dow - Bridge and then from
the northern Llnits - FOR Is the
the needs 90 20. mske the broad
statement that the Belt line is 0i enonga
i0portanes % the city for tae cry % pas 4
taroLgh 500 90 p ock-scgeE4 81 tnell.
= Iced &c. and yel we need not 70 throaza
Eor iIlasc oas Dll.<. rhc stock ls ali sls-
sclihesi. and n ihs-touncil hsd granted as
the priY.iese Of building tn road mean
simply The right o. way acO Ois rs stse.tss
Ne saoult have had the liEe IN o. e-agon
before she snow nies. The road will De
bait AZ Oace if the Council will give Is toe
rl4at b croas tna al-s.ts |.